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by jasfi 4y ago
That is a very good point, but surely it was taken into consideration when scraping was declared legal?
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by jasfi 4y ago
A very minimal MVP can be described as a feature. That's a good starting point where you can get your initial product validation. You can always add more features that people want.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Baserow looks really good! Thanks for making it!
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by jasfi 4y ago
It looks like you can export to, at minimum, CSV with the self-hosted edition: https://www.reddit.com/r/selfhosted/comments/nqj9ni/just_rel... Also the free plan isn't the same as the Open Source ed
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by jasfi 4y ago
Flutter provides another option. The only issue is an initial load time on the web, but with a fiber connection it's not too long to download.
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by jasfi 4y ago
SEEKING WORK | Remote Location: South Africa Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Nim, Python, JS, C/C++, PostgreSQL, PL/SQL, Oracle DB Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jfil
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by jasfi 4y ago
Location: South Africa Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: Yes Technologies: Nim, Python, JS, C/C++, PostgreSQL, PL/SQL, Oracle DB Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jfilby Email: jason.fil
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by jasfi 4y ago
It seems that issue is now fixed. Either way, Nexus will soon support multiple DB drivers, and I'll work on making adding new ones relatively straightforward.
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by jasfi 4y ago
I agree that wrapping libpq sounds like a good idea.
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by jasfi 4y ago
I meant Phoenix, which is built on Elixir.
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by jasfi 4y ago
There's no Discord yet, just GitHub issues. Here's an issue to track this request: https://github.com/jfilby/nexus/issues/14 I'll email you regarding what/how to help.
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Glad to hear you're interested in Nexus. The ORM currently uses db_postgres (from Nim's stdlib) only. I'm going to implement support for db_mysql and db_sqlite as well, it should be easy enough given how similar the API for t
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Elixir is indeed the most loved web framework according to the latest StackOverflow survey. I'll be looking to Elixir for ideas for Nexus (web framework).
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Nim has several GCs available. For predictable performance you may want to use ARC. See: https://nim-lang.org/blog/2020/10/15/introduction-to-arc-orc... For my contribution to the ecosystem see Nexus men
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Nim also needs lots of example code for people to learn from. Even if people don't use Nexus, it's at least one more Nim project out there.
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I totally agree, Nim is great but it really needs more traction. I'm developing a web framework for Nim with batteries included (an ORM, for one), Nexus: https://github.com/jfilby/nexus
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Good diet, exercise, getting enough sleep, yoga, mental math.
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I go to Nim, although Go has a bigger ecosystem.
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I think you found a common stumbling block. The tutorial people follow may say to run pg_dump and many people would assume you're running it from the old version.
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Gitea looks good. I'm going to try it myself.
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by jasfi 4y ago
The speaker compares TimescaleDB to PostgreSQL 10, so this is out of date since PostgreSQL is on v14 now.
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Thanks, I guess the only way to know is to run my own benchmarks. Perhaps they have their own partitioning code which allows for faster performance.
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I've read claims/benchmarks that TimescaleDB handles inserts faster than plain PostgreSQL, but how? From what I read this is because of the performance effects of using partitions to reduce index updates, but plain PostgreSQL tabl
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How did you determine how to split equity? Edit: I'm not looking for actual %s, just the factors involved.
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by jasfi 4y ago
Where did you find your co-founders?
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I prefer Nim's approach where you can have objects, but they're just variables (properties). The procedures aren't tied to objects, but you can pass/return objects. To me this is more flexible. I can write OO code as wel
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If nothing else the program inspired people to think about AI and NLP. I'm working on Natural Language Understanding (NLU) myself ( https://lxagi.com/ ).
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by jasfi 4y ago
The cheap VCPUs Hetzner offers aren't dedicated. So what's the performance like? Does anyone know how this compares to AWS Lightsail?
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by jasfi 4y ago
Looks a bit like MacOS, cool! Too bad the default is the taskbar. I would prefer a dock.
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What about Nim? An in-progress full-stack framework for Nim: https://github.com/jfilby/nexus

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